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To: foundation who wrote (7123)	2/9/2001 12:11:05 PM
From: grinder965	Read Replies (3) of 196772

Ben, If the Q is successful in producing a multi-mode chipset that allows a user to "run multiple flavors" as Sulpizio puts it, W-CDMA's reasons for being cease to exist. If this happens, and happens soon, I fear my prediction of a world that is 80% cdma2000 and 20% W-CDMA may be on the low side <ggg> Seriously, this kind of development would be the ultimate seminal event in the Q's evolution and, on a fundamental basis, would dwarf the Ericy deal of two years ago by many orders of magnitude. It's now time for the Q to fully exploit the technical and "time to market" advantages that they have made for themselves! P.S.- No one's talking much bout India just yet, and given the delays experienced with the rollout of CDMA in China I can understand the Q's reluctance to publicly voice their excitement re: this opportunity, but I suspect there's soon gonna be lots of CDMA handsets making there way over there.

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